Right-wing politics

Right-wing politics

Orban celebrated the chaos wrought by the 'Trump tornado' and called on 'conservatives' to seize the opportunity it offers: "We have to go home, and everyone has to win their own election."

The public record completely contradicted what the nominee was telling us, Paul Renner said, highlighting skepticism towards Santa Ono's shifting views on DEI and campus safety.

Jordan Peterson's success stems from his unique combination of obscure language and conservative ideology, filling a void in the reactionary right's intellectual landscape.

Baker's exploration dives deep into the seething turmoil of 2017 Charlottesville, when violence erupted amid a white supremacist rally over Confederate statues.

Nawrocki, portrayed by PiS as an independent candidate, faced a rocky campaign start with a stiff demeanor and rhetorical weaknesses, surprising many within the party.

The Denial of Association fallacy manifests when individuals dismiss negative claims about a group they support by asserting—without valid evidence—that accused members are not true members.

It is tempting to define a group you do not like by the worst people associated with it, but this can lead to committing the fallacy of guilt by association.

I'm deeply grateful to the residents and businesses for enduring this unexpected boil water advisory. Residents and businesses expect better, and I am as committed as ever to finding the problems and fixing them.

The article raises serious questions about the widely accepted narrative of the Oklahoma City bombing and suggests deeper conspiracies involving government operations.

Pope Prevost's choice of name as Leo XIV suggests a commitment to social justice, echoing the teachings of Leo XIII amidst rising economic inequality.